Classy Nails

Terrible, waited 1 ½ hours for. Gel fill in when people before me without appointments went in first. Caught the owner lying to me and called her down on it. Also got charged 45.00 for a GEL fill in!!! When it runs 35.00 everywhere else. I would die before I go back! Extremely bad business and do not practice fairly. WARNING! I meant to say people after me without appointments were taken first before me. Still MAD!!! Go at your own risk!

I’m not a girly girl. I don’t get my nails done. I play piano. I literally bite my nails. Ok, I’m THAT girl… However, I recently got engaged (squee!) and decided it was time to grow up, be a lady and get my nails done. After all, people will be looking at my hands now.
So I walked in and showed them a Pinterest picture of a manicure I wanted done. They took me right away (this was around 430 on a Friday). I can’t remember my manicurist’s name but she was totally willing to tackle my hot mess. After like a half hour of cuticle removal (she was like ‘oh my, look at that!” pointing to the skin flakes in the bowl; um ew!?) she looked up at me and was like «we do your eyebrows now». I’m like «Damn, I AM a mess!». $ 12 for eyebrows. So worth it.
Long story short, my nails looked amazing, great quality, and my eyebrows are tamed. After mentioning that I was a piano player, she made sure to lay on the layers. I’ve had it for about 3 weeks now and other than natural growth, they are in GREAT shape. No chipping or anything. I’ve done yardwork, housework, piano practice, etc. No wear and tear that I can tell.
I’ll definitely be back. Thanks for making me feel like a lady!

Anytime I make my way back home from DC, I always stop by. Their manis and pedis last for weeks and they have the friendliest service (Jenny the owner is so sweet)! Some nail salons you feel like you are an inconvenience and that the staff is unhappy and gossipy… not here! They are always so welcoming and warm. I couldn’t say better things about Classy Nails!

I just moved and I was trying to find a nail salon close to me so I tried classy nails. I went to get a full set of acrylic nails with gel polish. Unfortunately I don’t think the girl they put me with ever does acrylic bc my nails were flat, wide and not even. They looked horrible. I drove to my usual place an hour away to get them fixed. I will never go back here.

I’ve been to a few other salons in the bel air area that ended with great disappoint, but I am so glad I stopped by to try this one. My gel manicure turned out great, the staff are wonderful, and the salon is very clean. Their prices are more than other salons, but I am hoping it is worth it and my gel manicure last longer than 5 days. I will come back to update after two weeks to update about how long my gel manicure lasted.

I have been a loyal customer for the last 4+ years. I have always had a positive experience, up until a few weeks ago. My mom and I went to have our nails done for our vacation, and we left very unhappy. The owner, Jenny, did a full set for my mom in about a total of 10 minutes. As you can imagine, they looked bad. She cut them way too short, the acrlyic looked like it was slapped on, and the design was meant for a little girl. Once we sat down to dry our nails my mom accidentally hit one and Jenny came over with a poor attitude and told us not to mess them up because they are busy. I thought that was very inappropriate to tell a paying customer.

Walked into Classy Nails 15 minutes after they opened on a Wednesday… They were packed! I’ve lived across the street for 6 years and never ventured in. They took me immediately for a mani-​pedi and everything was fantastic. Pedicure options were perfect and the Polish was updated with a plentiful selection. I will definitely be coming back!

Had a great experience! Very friendly staff, greeted warmly and went the extra mile. I had a gel manicure done by Joy and it is absolute perfection– her attention to detail is exact what u want in a technician! Go check them out.

They did a great job if you have three hours. A shame to find out the sad stories of illness and poverty are a game to get better tips. SMH…